Global Change Begins with Empowering Women and Girls
CEWHIN is dedicated to fostering a more inclusive society where every woman and girl is empowered to achieve more.
CEWHIN empowers Women and Girls for Equality, Health, and Human Rights.
Founded in 2003, CEWHIN began transforming lives with support from the Global Fund for Women. Officially registered under RC 497455, we’ve spent over two decades empowering women and girls through education, capacity building, and impactful advocacy for gender equality.
Our Journey of Impact
Each achievement brings us closer to a world where gender equality and access to health and education are a reality for all women and girls.
150+
Women with disabilities trained as Psychosocial First-Aiders
643,600+
Persons reached
345+
Psychosocial First-Aiders Trained
100
Scholarship Recipients Supported
150+
Women with disabilities trained as Psychosocial First-Aiders
345+
Psychosocial First-Aiders Trained
100
Scholarship Recipients Supported
Our Programmes
Supporting the SDGs through Action
Research and Information Dissemination
Campaigns and Advocacy
We train professionals, community-based associations and government agencies to be able to participate effectively in governance issues and advocate for people centred policy decisions towards promoting social change.
Collaboration and Partnership
The Centre collaborates with relevant institutions and adopts a partnership-based response to several issues of women and girls in order to sustain smooth processes for the promotion of individual rights and empowerment.
Publications
We provide psychosocial support tailored for survivors of gender-based violence.
Blog
Through our GBV Tete-a-Tete mobile application, we are breaking barriers to mental health access for survivors.
Knowledge Hub
We advocate for the rights, protection, and empowerment of women and girls with disabilities.
Scholarship Fund
The Adebanke Akinrimisi Scholarship Fund empowers young girls with quality education, breaking barriers and paving the way for brighter futures. Since its inception, the scholarship has supported 100 students, enabling them to pursue their academic goals in different fields.
Why Should you Donate to our Scholarship Fund?
Lasting Impact
Investing in girls’ education ensures they grow into leaders. This will promote sustainable development and equality in their communities.
Economic Empowerment
The scholarship fund also helps girls gain vocational skills, empowering them to become financially independent in the long run.
Quality Education
Your contributions provide young girls with access to quality education, enabling them to overcome barriers and achieve their full potential
Support Sustainable Development
Educated women will drive economic growth in their communities. Your contributions help advance SDG 1 (No Poverty) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities)
Resources
Gain insights and access resources supporting gender equality, health, and empowerment.
Publications
Explore research and reports that guide us on our path toward a more inclusive future.
Blog
Stay updated with inspiring stories and insights advancing women’s health, empowerment, and equality.
Knowledge Hub
Access useful guides and materials to promote gender equality and social progress.
“Partnering with CEWHIN has been transformative. Their commitment to gender equality and empowering women and girls is evident. Through our collaboration, we have witnessed meaningful social change and progress toward a safe, equitable society.”
- Lola Vivour-Adeniyi
Executive Secretary, Lagos DSVA
“CEWHIN has played a pivotal role in elevating and amplifying our impact. Their commitment to empowering Women and Girls and their invaluable expertise have been instrumental. Together, we have implemented innovative programs, conducted groundbreaking research, and addressed critical issues. CEWHIN’S exceptional contributions have expanded our reach and deeply enriched our work.”
- Bukola Owokodu
Founder, Damsy Foundation
We are building strong institutions to improve healthcare, social services, and justice.
We train service providers and advocate for policies that build responsive systems for women’s health and GBV. Be part of the change.